Engineering

Read here an introduction on what merge trains are, how to use them and how to incorporate them to your GitLab project.

New to continuous integration? Learn how to build your first CI pipeline with GitLab.

Learn why you should always fuzz test your Rust code, and the code you'll need to do it.

As VS Code editor increases in popularity, find out how GitLab + VS Code can be used for extension development and how we develop the official GitLab VS Code extension.

Interactive rebase is one of Git’s most versatile tools. Here's how to use it to correct commit messages, fix mistakes, and more.

Docker Hub Rate Limits are enforced and we need to find ways to monitor the remaining pull requests. Explore some ways to create a monitoring plugin for Nagios/Icinga/Sensu/Zabbix and test-drive a new Prometheus exporter in combination with Grafana.

GitLab provides features that are flexible enough to be used for scaled Agile portfolio planning and project management, regardless of the framework you choose.

A new, small team at GitLab discovered that minimum viable change applies to scaling problems too.

We keep our cloud spend under control with a spend optimization framework – now we're sharing it with you.

Make it easier for developers to find bugs and for dev and sec to get along. Here’s what you need to know about the GitLab/Checkmarx integration.

It's a straightforward process to set up GitLab Incident Management to work with AWS CloudWatch alarms. Here's what you need to know to get started.

Just released in 13.4, our brand new Kubernetes Agent provides a secure and K8s–friendly approach to integrating GitLab with your clusters.

It's been one year since we moved GitLab.com to Kubernetes. We unpack the challenges and learnings from this major migration.

We explain the precise maintenance process to execute a major version upgrade of PostgreSQL.

Look at how DevOps phases can be integrated with design and UX, and why we've built the Figma plugin to help with this.